After almost 7 years, I think it’s safe to say I’m still a non-smoker. Time to make room for more goals…
angiem357's Life List
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1. do my part to make this relationship work
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2. take the hard top off my jeep
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3. organize all my bookshelves
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4. lose 20 pounds
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5. get better at photography
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6. Get my masters
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7. quit teaching
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8. drive in a Lemons race
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9. spend more time in nature
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10. Get my Z finished in a timely fashion
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11. have more patience
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12. finish writing my book
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13. Weigh 115 pounds.
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14. explore texas
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15. Find a second job...that I like.
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16. start writing my next book
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17. invest more money
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18. spend less money
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19. sing in a band
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20. paint my living room
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21. get a new hair style
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22. Send a postcard to Postsecret
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23. Visit all state parks in Texas
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24. live a simple life
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25. volunteer more
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26. go hunting for aoudad
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27. Send a message in a bottle
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28. find a message in a bottle
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29. stop procrastinating
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30. learn to weld
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31. turn my yard into a native plant garden
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32. buy a boat
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33. spend more time with my dogs
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34. have a website again
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35. make the most of every day
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36. go swimming more often
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37. eat healthier
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38. find one positive thing to say about my day every day
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39. move to the country
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40. Have more fantastic sex with the man I love!
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41. dress up as Miss Havisham for Halloween
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42. Organize my craft room
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43. learn how to let go of the past
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How I did it: I had to set aside a certain amount of time each day - usually as soon as I got home from work - to write just a little bit. Sometimes I'd write more and get behind on other stuff I needed to do. And this isn't something you can ever finish; it's an ongoing project, so saying I've Done It only means I've found a method that seems to work for me to KEEP doing it. Read how I did it…
How I did it: A woman at the range was mystified with my shooting. I tried explaining that I've been doing this since I was a wee lass, but she insisted that I teach her how. From there, Tom gave me inspiration and support and ideas on how to start giving classes aimed at women. I sent out emails to everyone I knew and took business cards to gun shops, pawn shops, and women-owned businesses and began to build up a client base with zero money for advertising! Read how I did it…
How I did it: First, my ex-husband took the TV when I kicked him out. My mother bought me a new TV, but I really don't enjoy any of the programming anymore - even with cable. I have a ton of hobbies I enjoy, so that helps. All day I hear noise, noise, noise, and it's nice to come home and hear the dead silence and fish tanks. Read how I did it…
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I did this, but you know what They say: it’s an addiction. So yes, I’ve designed another one, but I’m just not ready to get it yet. Actually, I’ve designed quite a few!
Well, not really. I have a 4 foot section around a window left. I sort of lost steam, but I’ll get it done this summer for sure, as well as another wall.
